The Fine Arts Society of Milton (FASM) is a non-profit, membership-based, volunteer-run visual arts organization with its roots in Milton and members from Mississauga to Hamilton, Ontario.  FASM originated in 1997 with 32 artists forming a collective of creatives in various mediums. The organization has grown to more than 125 members and includes painters, sculptors, metal artists, fibre artists, book illustrators, authors, glass blowers, rug hookers, jewellers, enamel artisans, mosaic tile artists, potters, stained-glass artists, and a luthier, most of whom have their work displayed in art galleries and private collections.  

The members occasionally engage in community-based projects, most notably the mural for the Mattamy National Cycling Centre and the central (30 ft x 8 ft) mural in the lobby of the new Milton & District Hospital.  History of FASM1997The Fine Arts Society of Milton is founded with 32 artists forming a collective of creators in various mediums.1999Began organizing the Milton Studio Tour to feature local artists every year. The Milton Studio Tour is still organized today.

FASM continues to bring together people with common interests in visual art and provides the opportunity for members to further their art and advance art appreciation in the community.